Climbing and Rappelling – Climb or Rappel one of the following areas.
- 40 ft. food sandstone cliff for climbing/rappelling and instruction on base
- 120 ft. rappelling sandstone cliff for the ultimate rush.
- Sandstone climbing near Potash on the Colorado River for more experienced climbers.
Biking – Bike one of these seven trails.
- 14 mile metal masher jeep trail, begin and end at camp, scenic route
- 23 mile Gemini Bridges jeep trail, begin in camp, end at Moab, downhill ride
- 6-10 mile Gemini Bridged slick rock mogul trail, short, simple, and good for beginners
- 20 mile Longs Canyon jeep trail, downhill excitement to the Colorado River!
- Famous Slick Rock bike trail – for experienced bikers, the practice loop is also available
- Klondyke Bluffs – off the beaten path north of Moab about 15 miles.
- La Sals – ride in the high country for a cooler experience
Whitewater – day-long trip down the Colorado, beginning at Castle Valley. More exclusive trips that offer more thrills are also available for an extra cost.
Shooting Sports – A day of shotguns, black powder, and action archery at base camp
Sightseeing – Hikes around the area to famous Arches, Canyon-lands, Dead Horse Point, etc.
Backpacking – Hike and backpack the upper rim of the La Sal Mountains in this guided overnight two-day experience.
Evening Programs – Games, shooting, campfires, night hikes all after dinner.
If you're still wondering. The photo above has to be from about 1995 when my Priest's group went to Moab.
Update: Here's a link to another troop's trip last year to Entrada.
